Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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VL. Honor Journalists Study Graphic Arts ,. ,. W .il F ,, 4 N4 - isi . Wr iifwfiei. V 1' -A 1.1 t ititffie 'f -'X x '+'L,f ig 1 199 Q -sf' -el 5 , ess -f . f s 0 . ss v ' -. V Vk . ' . 1' I . V - . :ns , Q25 W1 4' - ' 4- f ttrr Q65-SQSPMPAQ ss' f X C f I he Publications lab was the scene ot many worlc sessions and conterences on Memorial publications, Second-year members serve as otlicers ot the largest Quill and Scroll chapter in Memorial's tour-year history. Lett to right: Polly Plaza, vice- pres- I' identq Lynn Elston, treasurer: Dericlc Bonewitz, president: Phyllis Frede, sec- retary: Cece Neet, proiects, chairman. 82 Reaching a new high in member- ship, with 2l, Quill and Scroll, the na- tional honor society tor high school iournalists, worlced with the English Honors Club to publish a teature mag- azine with literary ettorts ot Memorial students and illustrations by art de- partment volunteers. Quill and Scroll also sponsors the publications banquet each spring tor the statts ot student publications at which time creative writing awards are presented by the Anvil. Membership Cathy Anthony, Ellen Barton, Derick Bonewiti, Hank Chase, Paul Cooke, Kathy Cummings, Lynn Elston, Phyllis Frede, Margaret Gilkison, Susan Glanville, Wendy Hilty, Carolyn Hinckley, Dave lqlehart Cece Neet, Jane Ogden, Nancy Peter- son, Polly Plaza, Steve Sprowls, Brad Thomas, Tullos Wells, Lynn Williams.

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l l Mrs. Prilcheii, Reafa sponsor: Polly Plaza. Associale ediior. Taking iheir cue from lhe Pacemaker Award of Parade Magazine, ihe Reaia siaii has alle-mpied To creaie a yearbook lhai is a pacemaker in iiself. Work on The I966 Reala began ai lhe AXJV1 workshop lasi July, and busy phoiographers, wilh a goal io coyer all school aciiviiies, caughf freshmen during orieniaiion and 'reach- ers a+ Jrhe faculfy workshop before Jrhe siari of formal school acliviiies. Larger and more colorful ihan ever, ihis year's Reaia sei a new record in sales wiih a ioral of over ZIOO books purchased by sludenls and faculiy. 1 1 M.. 7- 4 -n--L-.......... ' Margarel Gilkison, Copy edifor Ernesf Leard. Copy wriler, Liz McCarly, Ark edifor 'fi 2 ing Pal' O'Shields. Cece Neel, Circulafion and Subscriplions Sandy Park, Becky O'Neill, lndex edilors ssrl 1, I L 1 ccss Lisa Lockha rf, Adverlis- 7 4 .J N I

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Future Teachers Learn by Doing ' FTA girls snapped during winning performance aT The Chrisimas SangerTesT! Gaining insighT inTo The experiences of Teaching Through indirecr meThods as well as direcT conTacT is The primary obiecTive of The FuTure Teachers of America. From eminenT guesT speakers and Trom service as Teachers' aids in nearby elemenTary schools. members receive a comprehensive picTure of The Teaching profession Today. AT ChrisT- mas The club demonsTraTed iTs unique spiriT by winning TirsT prize in The German club's, SangerTesT. Money raised Trom bake sales and a shoeshine proiecT senT members To AusTin Tor The STaTe ConvenTion in February. Membership Ann Allison, Marii Becker, Mary Becker, BeTTi Benecke, Judy BlodgeTT, Malinda Davis, Pam Dearman, Donna Dildine, Linda Fowler, Belh GarreTT, Lynn Goniarek, Janis Gordon, Karin Gusfaison, Siephanie Hand, Ann Flardison, Linda HechT, Suzanne Honeycuif, Barbara Jacobs,1i,Susan Jones, Liz Kemper, Chelle Knapp, Charlene Kruezenga,v'Marian Lein, Ellen Lewis, Janei McClanahan, Pai Morris, Mike Murphy, Fran Paul, Susan PiggoTT, Becky Powell, Gina Powell, Lin Reynolds, Sharon Rock, Laurie ScoTT, GreTchen Sherk, Susie SmiTh, Laura Swinbank, Claudia Versfelf, KaThi Wambold, Bonnie Williams. The Tun of informal work sessions makes Tor sTronger club spiriT. Officers and sponsor discuss plans Tor- Spring STaTe ConvenTion. SEATED: Laura Swinbank, Treasurer: Susie Srniih. presidenTg STANDlNG: Jennifer Gaushca, hisToriang Barbara Jacobs, parliamenTarian: Liz Kemper, secreTary7 Miss Diane McCurly, sponsor: and BeTTie Benecke, vice-presideni.